I rsync a copy of it to a friends house every night. It’s straight forward, simple and free.

equipment and workflow?

he said thanks

Take it to https://lemmy.world/c/fuck_ai we don’t care about this kind of rhetoric here

Which Calendar software do you use?

I don’t know why you posted a link to lemmy.ml’s imageproxy instead of the actual link or just crossposting it, but thanks?

That’s very hard to answer without knowing what type of camping it is. There is a huge range of options. On one end of the spectrum you have RV campers who bring half a house with them and are dependent on infrastructure. On the other end you have people who just go out and sleep on a bed of moss that they made that day who could probably survive the apocalypse with nothing but a shoelace at their disposal. Somewhere in-between that, but distinctly different from normal camping, there’s a whole genre of stealth camping where you’re roughing it like an urban hobo but for fun.

You can stretch it that far but there doesn’t exist a flatpak of pcmanfm anywhere. They’d have to have enough intimate knowledge of Linux and flatpak to build that themselves but then be so stupid as to format a question as poorly as my example?

I should note that it went on to tell me to run some flatpak override commands which I know would break flatpak, so it’s definitely making up stuff.

ChatGPT has become so intensely agreeable that you can actually ask it a bunch of technobabble that even someone who wouldn’t know better would recognize as technobabble and it will agree with you. See pic

I can post the details here.

please do!

You can only make jokes about the jews so many times before it stops being ironic.

Linux speaks for itself, it doesn’t need the advocacy of a nazi.

Actually the exposure stays the same! It’s just a bunch of pictures taken at 5 minutes intervals and then put together.

I swear I remember there being a website dedicated to documenting laptops and other hardware linux compatibility. Someone here must know what I’m talking about.

Yes, that’s the point.

What is photo sorting? I do not know what Shotwell or DigiKam is.

My workflow (Linux) is I open a file manager on my SD card and let it generate thumbnails. Then I quickly nuke all of the obviously unusable pictures. Then I do another pass where I actually open and look at the images and nuke the ones with flaws I don’t want to or can’t fix. Then I pull everything remaining into Darktable and play around with the most interesting pictures I took to get them done and finished while I’m motivated and then I’ll look at the rest to see if I can make something interesting of them else they get deleted and the cycle begins anew.

Everything I can see about this project still puts it far ahead of WiGLE- using OSM and not an outdated API key for gmaps, a website developed in this century, etc

This is awesome. I tried WiGLE some years back and they wouldn’t let me pull much data out at all despite contributing so I’m into this.

Oh yeah everything on manual. AF and Stabilizer off. Overexpose the first shot by a huge margin and don’t you dare touch the camera once it’s set up because even at 70mm that’ll misalign everything so use a remote shutter or the built-in timelapse function that Canon has made so inconvenient to use that I chose to sit and click manually with a timer on my phone.

5 minutes
I should have done 2 minutes in retrospect but live and learn

haha, enjoy